St Margaret BrocadeA design of the Tudor period featuring the rose & crown. The rose, a very early Christian symbol, became increasingly popular in the 15th century as a result of its adoption by the adherents of the houses of York and Lancaster as an emblem. Made in England Fibre Composition: 60% Cotton, 40% Viscose Fabric Width: 57" 145cm Pattern Repeat (approx.): 19. 25 49cm Price is per yard.

): 14½” / 37cm

For Average Sizes we require approximately -   2 metres x 150 cms wide

Kempe was a member of the William Morris circle who founded his own studio in 1862

A small turnover design in the style of A

Flanagan who took the main features from an old Venetian velvet design c

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Our Veils can be made in any of fabrics we use for Vestments

Made with a red piping to match a Canon's cassock

Fringes are included on Brocade Stoles as standard

with split sleeves

made in a 100% polyester hopsack fabric

except with Long Sleeves